Evolving Men's Conference

Build The Foundation Weekend-Sept. 25th & 26th

(optional meet and greet on the evening of Sept. 24th)

The purpose of the Build The Foundation Weekend is to bring together established leaders of men’s groups, fatherhood groups, and men’s organizations to brainstorm and plan the development of an Evolving Men’s Conference. The intention is to galvanize the men’s movement, promote collaboration among different men’s organizations, and evolve the consciousness of men around the world.

In brief, the current vision for 2011 and beyond includes a variety of men’s organization and leaders working in unison to offer their individual services (or a taste of them) to many different men ready to evolve or grow themselves over a multi-day event. A discussion regarding a staple auxiliary event or retreat for the conference hosts and providers to attend will likely take place at the Build The Foundation Weekend as well

We want each and every individual involved to take ownership for their part in the Evolving Men’s Conference and what better way to do so then having you show up to help us design it this year! Regardless of what results, this is a wonderful opportunity to meet other men’s leaders, network and have a great time.

Click Here to see a rough agenda. Click Here to see travel/local detail info.

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Confirmed Attendees (revised September 6th ,2010)

Moshe Rozdzial, National Organization for Men Against Sexism, http://www.NOMAS.org

Douglas Gertner, http://www.NOMAS.org and http://www.GratefulDad.org

Boysen Hodgsen, http://www.ManKindProject.org

Howard Spierer, http://www.MensDivisionsInternational.com and http://www.HowardSpierer.com

Richard O’Keeffe, http://www.MensDivisionsInternational.com

Tom Daly, http://www.MensLeadershipAlliance.org/ and http://www.LivingArtsFoundation.com/

Marc Quinn, http://www.ManCollective.co.uk/

Alex Linsley, http://www.ManCollective.co.uk/

West Pederson, Institute of Transpersonal Pyschology, Authentic Man Study, http://www.itp.edu/